Higher education in Angola has been evolving since the end of the civil war in 2002. The country has several universities, including the University of Luanda and the Agostinho Neto University, which offer a range of programs in fields such as science, technology, and humanities. The government has been working to improve access to higher education and enhance the quality of academic programs. Despite these efforts, challenges remain, including limited resources and infrastructure. Many students face financial barriers, and there is a need for more qualified faculty. However, initiatives are underway to promote research and collaboration with international institutions, aiming to strengthen the higher education system in Angola.